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-- -- monday, 11 june 2018 more reporting on the bishop of maidstone's letter the reply from the bishop of maidstone to the diocese of lichfield ad clerum continues to get coverage. we first reported this in our roundup of 6 june, which included a link to colin coward’s open letter to archbishops justin and sentamu re: +maidstone . since then: savi hensman wrote about this at ekklesia bishop’s call to deny communion defies church on lgbti welcome . david ison wrote about this at viamedia news welcome, disorder & hypocrisy in the church of england . the church times reported david ison’s article: dean of st paul’s enters debate on lichfield’s ‘inclusion’ letter . the times (£) reported gays and unmarried lovers should repent, bishop insists . the sunday times (£) reported gay christians ‘being forced out’ by evangelical churches . and colin coward has written a second article: a bishop authorised to discriminate against lgbti people . posted by simon sarmiento on monday, 11 june 2018 at 6:51am bst add a comment trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: church of england -- saturday, 9 june 2018 opinion - 9 june 2018 andrew lightbown theore0 speaking of worthiness and sacraments colin coward unadulterated love a bishop authorised to discriminate against lgbti people savi hensman ekklesia bishop’s call to deny communion defies church on lgbti welcome meg warner viamedia.news sex & the single girl jonathan draper afterthoughts inclusion is more than being nice posted by peter owen on saturday, 9 june 2018 at 11:00am bst add a comment | read comments (10 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: opinion -- friday, 8 june 2018 abuse survivors respond to safeguarding liturgy resources we linked previously to the resources published by the liturgical commission of the church of england, towards a safer church . today the church times has a news report: survivors of clerical abuse object to c of e safeguarding liturgy guide . survivors of clerical sex abuse have criticised the liturgical commission of the church of england, saying that the safeguarding liturgy guide that it published last week had not been informed or approved by survivors, as had been claimed (news, 1 june). the liturgy guide, towards a safer church: some liturgical resources, states that, while most of the bible readings, prayers, hymns, and set liturgy were already in general use, the texts had been supplemented by new material, including prayers suggested by survivors. an accompanying blog written by the bishop of stockport, the rt revd libby lane, said that the content had been “chosen in consultation with survivors”… the article then refers to a letter, which can - and should - be read in full here , from eight survivors (scroll down to fourth item). sir, — we are survivors of physical and sexual abuse by office-holders in the church. our abusers include bishops, a dean, an archdeacon, several parish clergy, and at least one reader. we are just a few of the scores of victim survivors who are forced to struggle for justice against the deaf and intransigent hierarchy of the church. last week, one more example was added. the liturgical commission published a set of resources (“safeguarding liturgy for survivors is published”, news, 31 may), which, it said, had been “chosen in consultation with survivors”. this was not true, as the compilers presumably knew. one of our number, graham wilmer, who reviewed the collection, is very unhappy that his comments about it have been taken out of context and used without his permission in the launch material. no other survivors appear to have been consulted. macsas, the organisation for minister and clergy sexual abuse survivors, was not approached; nor was the collection seen or approved by those survivors who sit on the national safeguarding panel — the only national church of england body with representative victims of abuse… in the news report , the bishop of hereford, vice-chair of the liturgical commission, responds: …“we apologise if survivors on the national safeguarding panel feel that they were not adequately consulted,” he said. “the resources were referenced at the april meeting, and one survivor representative on the group — along with survivors from other parts of church life — had been consulted in depth, and he commended them at that meeting. “our prayer is that they will be used by all those involved in safeguarding as part of our commitment to make our churches a safer place for all. as a commission, we are committed to reviewing and supplementing these resources as their use becomes more widespread.” one of the survivors, janet fife has written two articles at surviving church which analyse the perceived failings of these resources in much more detail. ‘towards a safer church’ part 1 by janet fife t owards a safer church a critique part 2 by janet fife posted by simon sarmiento on friday, 8 june 2018 at 7:02am bst add a comment | read comments (7 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: church of england -- thursday, 7 june 2018 inclusive church annual lecture 25 july 2018 the annual lecture organised by inclusive church will this year be delivered by ruth hunt , chief executive of stonewall . the lecture will be in leicester cathedral on the evening of 25 july, and will follow a short agm. the proceedings begin at 6.45 p.m. full details and booking (needed for catering purposes) can be found here . everyone is invited. posted by simon sarmiento on thursday, 7 june 2018 at 4:52pm bst add a comment trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: inclusivechurch -- wednesday, 6 june 2018 opinion - 6 june 2018 paul bayes viamedia.news changes – facing the strange… colin coward unadulterated love how comfortable are the bishops with the love that dares to speak its name? jonathan clatworthy château clâteau new directions for the church 4: beyond church services the bishop of maidstone has written this reply from bishop rod thomas to the bishop of lichfield’s ad clerum on ‘welcoming and honouring lgbt + people’ in the diocese . we linked to the ad clerum here . colin coward has written this open letter to archbishops justin and sentamu re: +maidstone in response. miranda threlfall-holmes encouragement for churches: 4 points on welcoming children posted by peter owen on wednesday, 6 june 2018 at 11:00am bst add a comment | read comments (37 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: opinion -- monday, 4 june 2018 brazilian anglicans vote to marry same-sex couples updated tuesday morning savi hensman reports at ekklesia : brazilian anglicans’ ‘yes’ to marrying same-sex couples the episcopal anglican church of brazil has decided to open up church marriage to same-sex couples. on 1 june 2018 its synod voted by a huge majority – 57 in favour, three against and two abstentions – to amend the rules (canons) on who could marry. “i felt the decision was a result of the holy spirit’s presence and work. this widens our boundaries, allowing us to be more welcoming to the diversity of people in our country”, said the primate (most senior bishop), francisco de assis da silva. this follows decades of discussion on sexuality, with more intensive debate in recent years. a handful of churches in the anglican communion (and certain other denominations) already allow clergy to marry same-sex couples, though brazil is the first in the south to say ‘yes’… update the anglican communion news service now has this comprehensive report: brazil’s anglican church changes its canons to permit same-sex marriage . this article includes comment from the secretary general of the anglican communion, and lists the state of play on this topic in other provinces which have taken, or are contemplating, similar action. as of 2 pm monday, there is no other report on this in english elsewhere , except for the press release copied below the fold, which has appeared at anglican ink . continue reading "brazilian anglicans vote to marry same-sex couples" posted by simon sarmiento on monday, 4 june 2018 at 2:05pm bst add a comment | read comments (44 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: anglican communion -- towards a safer church: liturgical resources on friday, the liturgical commission of the church of england published “safeguarding resources, for use in churches across the country, including bible readings, prayers and suggested hymns, chosen in consultation with survivors” under the title towards a safer church: liturgical resources . there is a press release here , and the liturgical resources are available in pdf format here the chair of the liturgical commission, robert atwell, bishop of exeter, in an introduction to the resources has written: the church needs to be at the vanguard of fostering a change of culture across society. safeguarding is at the forefront of public consciousness and the church needs to embody best practice in safeguarding in our network of parishes, schools and chaplaincies as part of our commitment to excellence in pastoral care. many of these resources are already being used widely across our churches, but we thought it would be helpful to gather them into one place for ease of access. collectively they are neither the first word nor the last word on this subject, but they are offered in the hope that by god’s grace the church may become a safer place where everyone is valued. libby lane, bishop of stockport, has also written about the resources here the resources have been compiled by the liturgical commission and staff, in consultation with survivors, who have themselves suggested some of the resources, with the aim providing prayers and other resources for various occasions. this includes use with survivors and others directly affected, as well as events such as the commissioning of safeguarding officers in parishes and dioceses. most of the material had been previously published (including commended and authorized liturgical texts), but it has been brought together in one place so that it is easier to find and to use. posted by simon kershaw on monday, 4 june 2018 at 2:04pm bst add a comment | read comments (1 comment) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: church of england -- saturday, 2 june 2018 new scottish bishops elected we reported here on the short-listed candidates for election as bishop of brechin and bishop of st andrews, dunkeld & dunblane. the elections took place today and the rev canon ian paton has been elected as the new bishop of st andrews, dunkeld & dunblane, and the very rev andrew swift has been elected as the new bishop of brechin. details are here in the official press release: new bishops elected . posted by peter owen on saturday, 2 june 2018 at 2:01pm bst add a comment | read comments (7 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: scottish episcopal church -- opinion - 2 june 2018 philip north church times the spreadsheet or the cross — time to choose “a radical change of mindset is needed to close the vast gap in wealth between the dioceses” and in response andrew lightbown theore0 speaking of spreadsheets and the cross richard coles church times the spiritual potential of twitter “social media can align the values of the kingdom and this world” stephen parsons surviving church ‘the gift of reproof’. making peace with accusers posted by peter owen on saturday, 2 june 2018 at 11:00am bst add a comment | read comments (2 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: opinion -- thursday, 31 may 2018 safeguarding and the seal of the confessional updated see below the fold following on from a facebook discussion initiated yesterday by robin ward and a blog article at archbishop cranmer there have been several mainstream media reports of the guidance issued by the diocese of canterbury relating to this topic. the original guidance which was published in 2015, so not a new development, can be found here . the relevant section is on page 33. the contentious wording is this: any priest hearing a confession, regularly or otherwise, must say prior to hearing that confession the following statement of confidentiality and safeguarding: “if you touch on any matter in your confession that raises a concern about the wellbeing or safeguarding of another person or yourself, i am duty bound to pass that information on to the relevant agencies, which means that i am unable to keep such information confidential.” the diocese issued a clarification yesterday in response to media queries: confession & safeguarding . “safeguarding children and vulnerable adults must be our highest priority and is at the heart of all our responsibilities,” said julian hills, diocesan secretary. “while there have been only a tiny number of criminal cases in which the seal of the confession has been in issue, it is unclear whether a criminal court would favour the responsibility to protect someone from abuse or the requirement of a priest to maintain confidentiality. the decision to issue this guidance arose out of a genuine situation where, during confession, a penitent shared with a priest information about ongoing abuse. in this case, the legal and moral position of the priest was called into question. it was therefore felt by the diocesan safeguarding management group that clergy must have clear guidance on how to manage situations where the seal of confession may be brought into conflict with their safeguarding responsibilities. “this guidance has not – as some have claimed – ‘abolished the seal of the confessional.’ rather, it is intended to advise the penitent not to divulge in confession something which would legally compromise the position of the priest – and therefore require that priest to choose between their responsibility to protect someone from harm and the usual requirement of confidentiality. “the guidance was drafted in early 2015, after seeking independent legal advice and in consultation with the then acting head of delivery for the national safeguarding team. we understand that this issue is being considered nationally and that it is due to be discussed by the house of bishops in december.” media reports: archbishop cranmer cofe: ‘come and confess your sins, but we might have to report you to the police’ church times our confessional guidance is not uncanonical, canterbury diocese says christian today church accused of breaking canon law by ordering priests to report abuse heard in confession box telegraph christians told not to confess sex abuse secrets to church of england clergy because they will tell the police the times (£) don’t report abuse during confession, church warns this topic has been discussed extensively on in recent years. here are links to our previous articles: tuesday, 23 september 2014 is the seal of the confessional under threat? tuesday, 28 october 2014 seal of the confessional . note that links to cofe documents in that post are broken, because of the way in which that website was rebuilt last year. the key document, gs misc 1085 has now moved to here . monday, 26 october 2015 forward in faith defends the seal of the confessional saturday, 7 november 2015 anglican catholic future: statement on the seal of confession monday, 16 november 2015 affirming catholicism on the seal of confession continue reading "safeguarding and the seal of the confessional" posted by simon sarmiento on thursday, 31 may 2018 at 3:30pm bst add a comment | read comments (31 comments) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: church of england -- wednesday, 30 may 2018 truro diocese publishes jeremy dowling case review the diocese of truro has published this report: a case review concerning jeremy dowling, his selection and employment within the diocese of truro …the key findings of the review are: the diocese failed to instigate an independent investigation upon people within the diocese becoming aware of allegations of child abuse made against jeremy dowling. there was an unacceptable reliance within the diocese on, and probably misunderstanding of, the decision by the director of public prosecutions not to proceed with a prosecution. there was ongoing knowledge of the situation among senior figures in the diocese well into the 1980s. in line with national policy and requirements the diocese has developed child protection and safeguarding policies. this has progressed and developed through the decades to the current situation overseen by the diocesan safeguarding advisory panel which has significant external membership. current processes are robust and well thought-out but need continual monitoring and promotion. senior post-holders in the diocese understand their roles and responsibilities and know how to respond to any allegation of abuse they receive. the report makes six recommendations, all of which have been accepted by the diocesan safeguarding advisory panel. the panel also made a further recommendation of its own which has been accepted by the bishop’s diocesan council (see appendix 3 of the report). the full text of the report is available here . there has been some media coverage: bbc bishops ‘ignored’ jeremy dowling child sex abuse guardian four bishops failed to act over abuse by synod member, review finds cornwall live church knew about allegations before cornish preacher went on to abuse boys, investigation reveals there has also been a critical analysis by a survivor of sexual abuse: a review of the dowling review by gilo which includes this: …but there is another much more glaring omission. there is no mention of any survivors. they are invisible. presumably they experienced the cover-ups and failure of appropriate response. some may have tried to raise awareness as they watched dowling rise up the diocesan ladder. but their experience and any insights on how the diocese responded to them – is totally absent. this omission is disturbing. it suggests a remit very purposefully constructed to withhold information whilst giving out carefully selected information. i imagine dr thompson cannot be blamed. but perhaps he should have asked nigel druce of the diocesan safeguarding panel why such a wafer-thin remit. why are the primary voices, the voices of survivors, not being invited to offer any insights to this diocese? dr andy thompson is a leading lay figure in the diocese and on the bishop’s council in the diocese. i can’t help thinking a more independent and experienced reviewer would have spotted this obvious hole immediately… posted by simon sarmiento on wednesday, 30 may 2018 at 11:44am bst add a comment | read comments (1 comment) trackback (0) you can make a permalink to this if you like categorised as: church of england -- opinion - 30 may 2018 ian gomersall has written about what he, the rector of st chrysostom’s church, manchester, does. 1. prison visiting 2. munamato 3. baptism preparation 4. listens to pastoral concerns 5. prays at 5pm stephen parsons surviving church what is safeguarding? questions for the july synod. wealands bell alexa, what did you think of the sermon? (on alexa, anglicans and alabama.) 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